We always come to this Nordstrom for some reason for my make-up…read more I have used MAC forever (but I don't wear make up daily), and I needed makeup remover and a completely different type of cover up for my age. The gentleman at their counter was (as they always are) so kind. He got my remover. Then he suggested I try a completely different brand of coverage for what I was looking for. He took me over to their counter. They were so helpful. I loved the Bobbi Brown Tint. Left Nordstrom happier than I have ever been. BTW- it is also the best place for kids shoes!! Hands down.

Wonderful experience and time spent with Dedo yesterday. Wonderful woman, incredible artist, and so…read morevery helpful. Many thanks!

These people hate their jobs. I said, "Hey you guys!" to two people walking toward the back of the…read morestore. They made eye contact with me and quickly walked into their employee-only entrance door.

I had a very disappointing experience at the Walmart on Hampden involving customer service…read more My mom called ahead to try to place a pickup order for a work event and was told she would be transferred to the deli. She explained that the deli typically doesn't answer, but the associate insisted, raised her voice, and said "THEY WILL ANSWER," then left her on hold for about 20 minutes with no response. After waiting with no help, we went into the store and asked to speak with the same associate (Ellie) at customer service. Instead of trying to resolve the issue, her attitude was dismissive from the start. When my mom explained the situation and the long wait time, the response we received was simply "and?" which felt very unprofessional and unhelpful. The interaction escalated, and while emotions did get involved on both sides, the situation could have been completely avoided if there had been basic accountability and a willingness to assist. Customer service should be about helping resolve problems, not dismissing them. I understand policies are in place, but tone, communication, and professionalism matter just as much. I hope this location works on improving how situations like this are handled in the future.

store. They have cameras and a security guard at the door. But they still harassed people that are…read morejust checking the merchandise for their business. They make you feel uncomfortable.

It seems like there's no point in going to Ross at this point when we have a TJMaxx that offers…read moremore stuff and better quality stuff and the register line doesn't take as long as Ross. Also TJ Maxx is cleaner as well, where as Ross, it's pretty much a mess and short staffed. Also witnessed someone stealing and yelling at staff and security not doing anything about it, but I think that's just company policy. It just wasn't a good shopping experience for me.

This was such a great Target. It had a Starbucks at the entrance if you need a little bevvy as you…read moreshop. The store was stocked with all the items I was looking for and more. We came for snacks and drinks, but of course had to take a little detour and look at the clothing. Even in the clothing section, the racks weren't bare and had a nice selection of sizes. Everything was pretty well organized and the store was clean. The store wasn't crowded which was nice. It was very chill and you could leisurely and comfortably shop and peruse.

As time passes, so does apparently Target's desire to keep someone in electronics. While other…read morestores struggle to get people into that department, Target feels like they specifically train people in the ways of the ninja to avoid giving any gamer service to buy games. Which their game section is already a tragedy to begin with. Dropping most of all X-Box and Playstation games in favor of garbage collectibles, the only system to have anything remotely worth it is already being phased out with Game-Key Cards, instead of physical releases. If you are a fan of video gaming, Target clearly wants you to spend your money elsewhere.

I'm giving this 2 stars because I was misled when I went shopping at a Marshalls store in…read moreColorado,14200 W Colfax Ave Lakewood, CO 80401 United States . I found a side table, and to avoid lugging it around the store, I asked them to hold it for me while I looked at other items; the price was $39.99, which suited me perfectly. When I went to pay, I picked up the table without checking the price tag again, since I had already seen it. However, when I got home and went to remove the tag, I saw that the price was actually $59.99. I initially thought I had misread it at the store, but upon closer inspection, I realized the tag had been swapped while the item was being held for me--the label actually showed a completely different table (a cabinet-style one with doors). Now I don't know what to do: should I return it, or ask them to refund the price difference?

Love the items that this store carries. Always so thing new…read more Customer Service is top notch too. Thank you

Great shopping center. With a little bit of everything and hidden just well enough that it's never…read morepacked.

Their displays of new product always look nice. Aisles are pretty organized, not a bunch of mixed…read moreproduct everywhere that isn't where it belongs.

Everything! Lot of aisles clogged with restock carts and goods, difficult for disabled to navigate,…read moreprices are higher than online, employee attitude on being helpful not very good, rude. Can't find any reason to return to shop.

So happy that a Daiso is in Denver! I travel to Japan a lot to visit family and friends and always…read morecome back with a lot of items and now I don't have to bring them in my suitcase since I have the Daiso here! So happy!

I've been to Daisos in both California and Japan itself and the vibes were so different from both!…read moreThis location is super huge and I couldn't even get through exploring the whole store! Got some pretty neat items for cheap including some anime blind boxes that were surprisingly great quality. Would definitely return.